On the smokeless fire-place : chimney-valves, and other means, old and new, of obtaining healthful warmth and ventilation (1855)
Arnott, Neil, 1788-1874 · London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans · leaf 167
en circulate throughB, and will be always of nearly the same temperatureas the water in A; and the surface of the vessel Bwill be so much added to the surface of A, acting towarm the air of the room. If still more heating surface be wanted, it is veryconveniently obtained by the arrangement C,… … apart, in any convenient place, like so many thinportfolios or books of maps, and communication isthen made between them and the boiler^ by the twotubes F and Gr. The hot water from the stove runsalong the tube F, which pierces and opens into allthe boxes near their tops, and the water, when it…
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